This file contains eleven items. Caulfield Bowling Club cashbook 1993-1998. Caulfield South Bowling Club Foundation Opening day programme dated 11/09/1948 in Princes Park, Caulfield South. Caulfield South Bowling Club Opening day programme dated 27/08/1949. Caulfield South Bowling Club Sixth Opening day programme dated 05/09/1953. Caulfield South Bowling Club Seventh Opening day programme dated 04/09/1954. Caulfield South Bowling Club Eighth Opening day programme dated 10/09/1955. Caulfield South Bowling Club Annual Report dated 1950-1951. An article from the Caulfield Port Phillip Leader detailing the Battle of the Bowls event that was held to raise money for the Bowls Disaster Relief Fund dated 12/04/2011. An article from the Melbourne Weekly Bayside on the use of Caulfield Racecourse dated 04/05/2011. Esternwick District Bowling Club and Elsternwick District Ladies Bowlng Club invitation for the combined official opening of the Green Ceremony for the 75th Anniversary of the clubs’ opening, dated 31/08/1984. An article from the Caulfield Leader on the demolition of two Melbourne Racing Club buildings in Glen Eira, dated 05/07/2011.miller elizabeth, southwick david, dodds d.a., norris c.e., gainey j., parton e.m., morris t.w., caulfield, victorian bowling association, sims howard, caulfield south ladies bowls, caulfield south bowling club, joske p.e., caulfield park, caulfield junior citizens band, bowls disaster relief fund, mckinnon, glen eira, elsternwick, murrumbeena park, penhalluriack frank, caulfield racecourse, carnegie, supporters of caulfield reserve, caulfield village, battle of the bowls, pennant competition, house committee, station street, caulfield north, caulfield north tabaret, booran road, caulfield south, glen eira road, dover street, don john, crown land, clubs, associations, societies, sports, recreations, leisure, cultural events, bowling clubs, sports establishments, recreations establishments, cultural structures, sports grounds, playing fields, parks, reserves, sports people, r.b.v.a., caulfield port phillip leader, nation robert, nation bob, caldwell j.s., mccormack garnet, thompson jenny, berriman ann, hird s.j. mrs., fuller robert, knott l.j. mrs., squire george, paton george, dalmon glad, nimon kath, grimwood n., haysey jean, schwartzman mary, bond kay, robinson kath, morris t.w. mrs., williams w., roberts klem, aarons joe, gold roslyn, mcloghlin j., govett y., discombe brian, esakoff margaret, osborne roy, brentwood harry, vickers stan, hogben les, maxwell billy, mccauley j., johannesen a., grieves k., hird s.j., currie w., osborne w.r., ankerson h., herbert c., knott j.l., mclaren j., thornton c., shugg l., williams c., ritchie h., tinkler howard v., bunny d.h., parton e.m. mrs., don j. mrs., sims h.e. mrs., osborne margaret, tinkler pam, tucker joy, bland roy, reynolds alex, simmons harry

Copy of contract and covering typewritten summary. Property - Lot 140, Plan of Subdivision 10506, Part of Crown Allotment 4, Parish of Ringwood, Certificate of Title Volume 5969 Folio 1193795.18669 Killingworth - Manzie AI Summary The document is a 1944 contract of sale between Fernie Herbert Killingsworth (vendor) and Norris Raymond Manzie (purchaser) for Lot 140 on Plan of Subdivision 10506, part of Crown Allotment 4 in the Parish of Ringwood. The land is described as “having a frontage of 90 feet to Whitehorse Road by a depth of 150 feet” and includes all buildings and erections on the property. The purchase price is £325, with a £10 deposit and the balance payable within 14 days of receiving government consent for the sale. The contract is subject to existing tenancies and uses the Real Estate and Stock Institute of Victoria’s 1936 copyright form. The vendor’s signature is not present, indicating the document remained incomplete. The special conditions reflect wartime regulatory requirements. The purchaser must sign an acknowledgment under the Farmers’ Debts Adjustment Act 1935, and must warrant compliance with the National Security (Land Transfer) Regulations, stating that the purchase “in no way infringes or contravenes the said Regulations.” Both parties must apply for Commonwealth Treasurer consent, and the contract becomes void if consent is refused or may proceed at a reduced price if required by the Treasurer. If consent is refused due to purchaser default, the vendor may retain the deposit. The valuer’s fee is to be shared equally. A covering letter from C.E. Carter to Miss G.F.A. Jones encloses the contract for review and notes that a valuation will be obtained and consent sought.